AFF Rating Drills - ? for Instructors

[base698 1]

What would be something good to work on in the tunnel? I'm going to the tunnel at some point shortly and wanted to know some specifecs I could work on there.
Thanks

[Hooknswoop 19]

No- contact hand signals, side sliding, fall rate control, pull sequence (tap altimeter, pull signal, 2 attempts to get evaulator to pull, tap/pull dummy handle), stopping a spinning evaulator, and combinations of these.
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[riggerrob 558]

Start with simple drills, then move to progressively more complex drills and problems.
Try starting with "student is stable, but staring blindly off into space when he should be doing a circle of awareness."
Leave complex problems like "student spins wildly on his back as he smokes through 3,000' " until near the end of your tunnel training sessions.
Dirt dive a specific problem with your evaluator (ie. correcting leg position), then dive it in the tunnel. De-brief. Repeat the process until it is second nature.
Brief the next problem (ie. correcting legs in and arms too far forward) and repeat the process.
Hint, wear a clock altimeter on later tunnel practice dives.

[TEB6363 0]

I did see a couple of guys with a bunch of tunnel time do well in the AFFCC. I think most of the time was spent on their RW skills. The AFF jumps will be moving around a lot and that is hard to practice in the tunnel. The bottom end sequence for both Level III and IV are very good practice. Then just reaction time and no-contact RW should get you up to speed.
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